This place earned its name! However, it should be called crappa not grappa. We walked into the…read morestore to buy a few things while we charged our car. The guy told us that the bathrooms would be open in 15 minutes. We waited while we charged and then we went back to use the restroom and his minutes was completely deliberate because he closed the place down nine minutes early so that we couldn't use the restroom! The worst customer service ever!

From the owner: Best Convenience store in Ripon with a Walk-in Beer Cave and Jamba Juice with seating inside and…read moredrive thru.

This gas station is out of sight and out of mind. However, because of this they are typically the…read morecheapest in town. It is a typical truck stop of smaller size. There are 16 pumps and regular and diesel fuel. There are also 16 pull-thru truck tractor pumps. Plenty of room for truck tractors and trucks pulling trailers. The store has most of the things you would find at a truck stop from bathrooms, food, drinks and some fluids you might need for your vehicle.

To Nicole the cashier...at the quik stop ..I hope you didn't screw my husband..you slut!read more

I come here for my lotto tickets at least twice a day sometimes 3 times. The owner and i sit at the…read morecounter and scratch our tickets together and we laugh and tell stories and share a soda. Whenever I'm not hanging out at the lotto counter i like to use the parking lot there to cut the corner and avoid the red light and save like 3 seconds off my drive time! Whenever the owner catches me doing it he runs out and gives me some free lotto tickets! I wish i could spend more time here. Oh and their gas smells really fresh, too!

I came in the other day looking for a specific perfume. When I asked the two ladies working the…read moredepartment for help, it was as if I was wasting their time. Very rude. I asked if they had any of a certain perfume in the back. The one lady huffed and puffed and didnt bother checking. When I asked if I could smell or at least check out if any others were similar the other woman scoffed at me and said and I quote does it look like we have testers here? Couldn't believe it. I have lived here for years and shopped in town often. Horrible customer service. Hope they change their ways soon. I won't be coming back. Took my business down the street to CVS where they actually seem to care about their customers.

Love the Walgreens in Ripon. The greatest people, and the community is amazing and the theft is at…read moreminimum

I typically don't leave reviews, but this situation has left me deeply frustrated. I frequent this…read morelocation regularly--sometimes several times a week--for Slurpees. Over the past month, I've started bringing my Service Dog with me. She's usually just on a leash tethered to me without any special identification, as it's not legally required. The daytime employees have never had an issue with her presence, recognizing how well-behaved she is. However, the nighttime staff has discriminated against me twice now, outright denying me service because of my Service Dog. The first incident was resolved after I educated the employee about the law, and he allowed me to make my purchase. However, on 10/26, another employee informed me that dogs aren't allowed in the store. Despite me and my partner explaining that she's a Service Dog and that I've been coming to this location with her multiple times without issue, he was unyielding. I explained to him that it's illegal to deny us service, as my dog wasn't causing any disruption. The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and California Disabled Persons Act / Unruh Civil Rights Act specifically state that businesses and public spaces cannot deny access to service animals unless they pose a direct threat, aren't under the handler's control, or fundamentally alter the nature of services provided. My Service Dog did not fall into any of these categories. The employee also claimed my dog needed to be on a harness rather than a leash, which made no sense since, even with a harness, she would still be on a leash. Additionally, legally, service dogs are not required to wear a vest, ID tag, or any special harness--a fact clearly outlined by ADA guidelines. He further justified his refusal by mentioning that the store is dealing with an open lawsuit related to a dog bite. However, that is irrelevant and not a valid reason to deny access to a service animal. I urged him to look up the laws, as a violation of the ADA concerning service animals is also a breach of the California Disabled Persons Act and the Unruh Civil Rights Act, carrying significant consequences. It's worth noting that there were no other customers in the store at the time--it was around midnight, and my partner and I were simply grabbing a quick drink. As I advocated for myself and my rights, the employee threatened to call the police. Given my disability and the impact that stress can have on me, I chose to leave and go to a different location. Throughout the encounter, my Service Dog remained calm, showing no signs of aggression or distress, and stayed close to my side the entire time. I fully intend to file a complaint with the Department of Justice (DOJ) and the ADA. I hope the owner will take this opportunity to educate the staff, so I can continue to support this location without facing discrimination in the future.

No stars should be given, a police report has been made and a report has been made with corporate…read more This morning my husband was threatened and came very close to being assaulted by the so called owner of this store. This aggressive interaction escalated over coffee lids. The clerk threatened to slap him for telling her scalded hands and arms can lead to a lawsuit and when he walked away she chased him to his car and tried to physically open his car door! If you are at this location and spill hot scalding coffee on your hands because the lids are behind the counter or if you slip and fall from all the spilled coffee on the floor from no lids I highly recommend filing a lawsuit against this place! They are negligent and need to be shut down!!!!

July 18, 2026…read more OVERVIEW: If you're making the run between Bakersfield & Sacramento on Hwy. 99, this location is a MUST STOP when in the San Joaquin area, since you're not going to find anything nicer if you're Northbound. (Meaning: You really don't want to stop ANYWHERE in Stockton.) PROS: Excellent location, right off of the highway, next to a wide choice of fast-food joints. This location is well/stocked with the usual goodies, and as you can see in the attached picture, there's an Arby's attached to the establishment as well. Many fuel pumps mean you really don't need to wait to fill up. Decent amount of parking spaces if you want to relax in your car for awhile. Seems to be really popular with the trucker community, since there always seems to be a fleet of trucks parked in the back. CONS: Although the actual location is great, getting back onto the highway, (headed either North or South) can be a little bit tricky if you don't know what you're doing. So make sure turn on your GPS before you leave.

Very Expensive 1…read morestar for the store provide healthy and fresh foods like grapes and salads 2 stars for clean environment

No wait. They have a dennys and a Dunkin' Donuts type place…read more It was a great price for gas!

By far the worst experience I've ever experienced from any convenience store so far. The so-called…read morevery untrained manager did not know how to process a transaction using a relay app that us drivers use and he was unwilling to get on the phone with their own pilot help desk get the necessary instructions and have the transaction process. After a few hours I figured his shift was over and maybe I can speak with a different manager on duty which there was a lady named Heather who claimed to be the manager and her herself actually did call the help desk but because the help desk said that the weight would be longer than usual due to high call volumes she said she could not wait around for them to pick up so then I asked if it did not matter to her that I was a customer and needed his transaction to be completed she pretty much told me there was nothing she could do because she was not going to wait around that she had a whole store that she had to manage so I told her okay I guess I have no other option then to call corporate her reply was do you have their number because I don't and I responded with I'm pretty sure it won't take me too long to find it online and she said okay do what you have to do in the meantime I stepped outside and went about to make that phone call while she was inside she spent the whole time on the phone looking out the window as to what I was doing probably calling Ruben to inform him that I again had returned to ask her to help me out and probably that I threatened to call corporate the time that she spent looking at what I was doing she could have really been on hold with the pilot help desk to make the transaction go through but she was more worried about taking care of her store which she did not leave the desk after I left the desk to do what she said she had to do ultimately corporate told me they cannot force them to do anything but they were just put it down in the books and make sure that they received proper training for those transactions in the future. I believe they need more training in overall customer service and learning how to keep learning and not believe that they already know everything and there is nothing a customer can show them that they don't already know very disappointed in both managers because they are just passing that on to their employees who will probably follow their procedures on handling situations like this. I left with nothing resolved